Startup Funding Espresso – Types of Toxic Employees

Types of Toxic Employees

Hello, this is Hall T. Martin with the Startup Funding Espresso -- your daily shot of startup funding and investing.

Toxic employees come in many forms.

Here’s a list of the types of toxic employees:

The bulldozer -- they are aggressive and run over others to get their own way.

They typically have a strong personality and are disruptive in meetings.

The passive-aggressive -- they let their true feelings be known in their comments and actions.

They avoid conflict and show their disinterest through procrastination.

The complainer -- they find the negative side of everything.

They always point out the faults of others and predict the failure of every project.

The hoarder -- they keep key information to themselves and fail to share it with others.

They feel threatened by others and try to forge their own path.

The self-centered --they must always be right.

They don’t own up to their mistakes and never apologize.

The gossip -- they spread the news about others behind their back.

They talk about others and look for fodder for the gossip mill.

The underperformer -- they chronically fall short of the goals and expectations.

They are often disengaged from their work and find ways to hide it.

Look for these types of people in your startup and work to mitigate their toxicity.

 

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